At first, it feels easy to agree with Cates. Speaking as a parent, we all want our children to be safe, and years of newspaper headlines have suggested that social media isthecause of a children’s mental health crisis. However, the best scientific evidence we have so far simply doesn’...
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A new advisory from the U. S. Surgeon General is raising concerns about social media presenting “a profound risk of harm,” on children and teens, especially as it relates to their mental health. Many social media platforms are designed to maximize the amount of...
How the Emotional Drain of Social Media Drove Me to Books, Instead Let reading be the oasis we all so desperately need. By Kelsey T. Chun, MFTAug 15, 2019 Lifestyle In Control: Evaluating Our Social Media Habits Questions to consider when reflecting on your social media use ...
[04:15.20]to use social media even with a ban in place. [04:20.28]Child psychologist Philip Tam said [04:23.36]it would have been easier to enforce the ban [04:26.80]for children under the age of 12 or 13. [04:...
It'sdifficulttodeterminewhethersocialmediaissafeenoughforchildren'smentalhealth,accordingtoanewreportfromDr.VivekMurthy.Althoughtherearesomebenefits,socialmediausebrings"agreatriskofharm"tokids."We'reinthemiddleofayouthmentalhealthcrisis,andI'mconcernedthattechnologycompaniesarecontributingtoit,"Dr.Murthysaid."...
Social media companies, including Meta, ByteDance, Alphabet, and Snap, can be sued for allegedly harming children, a federal court ruled.
This decision, however, doesn’t conclude that social media platforms are causing harm to children, but it can be considered to be a precedent for that move. It remains to be seen how the social media platforms respond to the ruling and adapt to the challenge, prioritizing the well-bein...
“To date, the burden of protecting youth has fallen predominantly on children, adolescents, and their families,” Murthy writes. “The entire burden of mitigating the risk of harm of social media cannot be placed on the shoulders of children and parents.” ...
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California will make it illegal for social media platforms to knowingly provide addictive feeds to children without parental consent beginning in 2027 under a new law Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom signed Friday.
根据倒数第二段中“The pressures do get on parents’ nerves, among which the utmost concern is how their children can be protected from harm, given that social media is a necessary way of interaction for many young people. (这些压力确实让父母们感到紧张,其中最大的担忧是如何保护他们的孩子免受...